Driver’s license test changes announcedUPDATED TEST: The new rules aim to assess drivers’ awareness of risky behaviors and how they respond under certain circumstances, the Highway Bureau saidBy Shelley Shan / Staff Reporter, with CNADriver’s license applicants who fail to yield to pedestrians at intersections or to check blind spots, or omit pointing-and-calling procedures would fail the driving test, the Highway Bureau said yesterday. A testing site for the Highway Bureau’s revised driving portion of the driver’s license test is pictured in an undated photograph. Since Jan. 30, the written test for a motorcycle driving license has consisted entirely of 50 multiple-choice questions, with no true-or-false items. There are 216 small-vehicle driving schools and 36 large-vehicle driving schools across Taiwan, bureau statistics showed. Last year, 243,000 people took the small-vehicle driving test, and 16,000 took the large-vehicle driving test, the bureau said.

Source: Taipei Times March 08, 2026 17:14 UTC